Origin: Leeds, England
This Leeds band evolved out of the Cherokees in 1966. Original members included John Kirby Woolard (vocals), Dave Bower (guitar), Terry Stokes (guitar), Paul Servis (bass) and Jim Green (drums). They issued their first single as the New York Public Library ('I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore' b/w 'Rejected') on the Columbia label in June of 1966, which was a Rascals cover produced by Mickie Most. In the spring of 1967, Green left and was replaced by Topper Clay (drums). Later that year, Wollard and Servis both split and Brian Morris (guitar, vocals) joined the fold. It was this lineup tha…